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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

The Grenada Oil & Compress Com
pany is paying lOcts. per bushel for
cotton seed or 100 pounds cotton seed
meal for POO pounds of seed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

Guckenheimers' Rye, at Towns
ends, on Main street, can not be eX-
celied. Try it and be convinced 1t
is the best in the market.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

The Memphis Sunday Times and
the Grenada GAZETTE one year for
two dollars and twenty-five cents.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

Try Guckenheimers' old rye whis-
key, at W. W, Townsend's new sa-
loon, on Main Street.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

New prints, fresh canned goods
and choice groceries, just received at
A. Il. lnmans.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

The celebrated Milwaukee lager
beer can be had at w. w. Townsend's :
new saloon, on Main street.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

Try sold Kentucky Club,' sold at
w. W. Townsend's new saloon, on
Main Street.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

milwaukee, Beer, in kegs and bot
ties, at ToWnsend's saloon, Main ST.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

Guckenheimers' Rye, at Towns
ends new saloon, can't be beat.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26
LOON. LGME: 6: S .


Pure leaf lard at InmaG's.
Imported Gin at WV Townsend 's
new saloon.
New BresI'f-it Bacon Just received
at a. T. Inman's.
az. Is. Ripy' (lS79) sold at Town
sends new saloon.
Go to Townsend's for fresh Mil
waukee beer.
Fresh groceries of all kinds can be
had at \. y. lnman's.
sold Kentucky Club Imported
at Townsend i new saloon.
Guckenheimers' Rye, at Towns
ends new saloon, can't Ge beat.
milwaukee, Beer, in kegs and bot
ties, at ToWnsend's saloon, Main st.
Try "Old Kentucky Clnb,n sold at
w, W. Townsend's new saloon, on
HC C,..
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

sold Kentucky Club Imported
ut ToWnsend i new saloon.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-26

Fresh groceries of all kinds can be
had at \. y. lnnian's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
WESTERN zCpHYRs.

Frozen whisky i- sold 200 tro era', chunk
at Reif.I ID r
Aui.ecram social ui,h the thermomster
below zero. wa- one of the events boz high
society af h.nal d. J.
a merchant u "a tsr we-t tleu r.r.l.rd an
order from country customer ior FOOD, cal
N rsc. one ncR testament oAc hatcher
knife a bool. called what on The mui and
euehre deck -Merchsnt Traveller
Indian Jslry. of Fre>ro Flat. CAL. recently
ended a sentence OF 1000 day. for killing an
other Indian He celebrated h.s return 20
camp by the murder OF second Indian and
i-noA n jail awaiting trial
ina trial before Justice OF the reaee at
Lead City. ID r., during the temporary alb
sence Of the court, the plaintiff whipped the
defendant while the attnrnc,~ kept the crowd
back So they could fight Tse court them re-
turned and the trial proceeded
Hank Hewitt. an ola timer ia Arizona,
nenr into a store ia Tucson a few days since,
and. after purchasing ss-t 0nien7l bis old
one thrown away. but soou remembered that
be- had left $50 in one OK the pockets. lie
succeeded in finding S25o of iho amount
I sheep hrrder arrived boz Ylrg.n, C..y NJ
T tue other day 10 collect hi, vaee> After
getting hls money be said Neu. ] guess
y0ull have TO hud me another iob Why.
what's the matter inquired the bo,-. aren't
YOU satisfied With your situati0nf ~Oh. yes,
replied the henler. "but yo,r o.d ,h.7P are
all dead and you vc eof to get somr MOTE 81
you want me to work tor YOU
A Nevada newspaper ,ays that a citizen ~
Gently saw two Piute Indians dig % hole IN q
SHOW bank go into d. ami wrap themselves in
a single blanket prepa atory % nights rest.
IL the morning be- eaw no signs of the inii
ans, but Il mound Of SNOW marked tie SPOT
where they went 70 bel lie was sure that
they had frozen during the cold night aud
prepared 20 dig ont thc bodies, but the hlsi
thrust Of the shovel brought the bucks t0
their feet with grunts OF disgust. Instead
OF being frozen they wer- moist with per-
suiration
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
peAR HUSBAND. CONE HoMsl

ALLEGED eifeis missirr 10 Granger member Of
tAe illinois legislature
Husband. dear husband cune home go Toe n0w
7 rom SprngtLeLI $50 CO.'S and war'
'fis lonely without y0u why iO sou not come
ANA sec Oh the things on the fmns
You told inr a ben you were elected last fan
III would Jut once ier you ~
You surely would come err the winter was gone;
or course believed it was Sd.
Husband dear husband come home TO mo now,
{ m smiling the odor " spring.
You've siaid long enough in the capital thero-
You're much safer under my wing
Tho old horse is paving the stable ike mad.
The c0its in terrible stew,
The small hrindie hrifer has got a white calf.
And the cnitle arr baHllng for you
Husband. dear husband. come home 10 me now.
IdAke f0 observe what you're at,
When HIl you set through with your bIllsand ~
-lves
And speeches hy this one and that's
Your mueaFr is paid hy fhe longest way round.
Buf faat fle shortest cuf when sou come
Your -pee,A.. 8r- HHe tWeeslle..lee lui some say
Taey donf #ietour teodrdredHm
The voice u }oa Betsy - calling yoa. d~ar;
lts nearly fhe fIHe t9 make soap.
and some of the women Hre SAYING Hy love.
I'm giving foH most Too much rope
Trey say there - desperate a.rtius up there
hith widows ani maids not ffF
I iattn p'-.n Kissed since thr morning you ieft,
Nlf Joseph. boss is lt with vou.
Com. home Come home.
you hear nir sou uiaeeI Come hom-
Chicago Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
Merel, q Political Trick.
A BLOODY AFFRsf.
The Termination Of "a Chicago Gsmbiius
PARTY.


Party.
CHICAGO, Ill, March PA gambling
party az 1891 Clark street. broke up In a
bloody row early this morning. The
gathering was mixed As 10 sex and color
Fleming Williams and jim Stewart
are c0lored Charles Taylor and
John kcarus are white. So are
Lizzie Robinson and Emma Stew
ART They were playing in the base
ment All have police records 4
quarrel started bewccn two colored men.
Stewart drew an eight-inch knife and gave
Williams nine cuts, any one Of which
might have alone proved fatal.
Among ihe details Of his yiyisection
are "a stab in the left breast, slash
across the face, a scalp wound the left
shoulder cut the abdomen perforated. the
right hand almost severed, and slash
across the right breast. Kearns was also
cul by Stewart accidentally, it is thought.
All ihe participants were arrested except
Williams The place looks Ike butcher.
shop
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

HALHAX, y. S., March 24 it is rr-
ported that combination OF wealthy
men. including Senator PAYNE. oi Ohio,
Erastus WiWan, Of New York and James
McLaren, Of Ottawa. is being formed 10
control all the valuable iron deposits In
Canada, now said 10 b. the richest in the
world. More than tw0-ihirds OF The re
quired capital OF Si0000,090 has been
paid In.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
PRICE, ONE CENT.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Princn bismarck. speech.

BERiiN. March 24--PTince bismarck,
/ I'm his speech yesterday In the Oberhans
on the Catholic question SAID regafu
peace with the Pope as important a'
peace with any other foreign power
( Should peace as brought about not ce
/ satisfactory. nothing prevents our fesoA
/ ing t. perhaps by re-enacilng the NAY
[ laws Recent events show that Pesce
with the Pope does not mean peace az
home When compare the Pope's de
sire for peace with the Centres, opposi'
ti0n t0 the Pope. have no doubt oil the
victory OF the Pope We have to help
the Pope IN this struggle. The rope ana
the Emperor on the socialist question
have the same interests and must take
common cause 10 overcome II.
VIENNA. March 24.--M Blachoa, "rcek
minister at Vienna, has made strong
protest 10 Austria on behalf of hisgoVern
ment against the allegation that bands oi
Greeks are forming in Macedonia ana
fomenting revolution.
suspected Of Betraying state Secrets
PARIS March 2t.- VI Herald, an ON
cial I'm the French war office, has been
dismissed on suspicion that he has been
supplying secrets of the department to
foreigners.
Nothing Seen OF the Racing Yachts.
LONDON. March 24.-Captain Brooks,
of the steamer Arizona, which arrived at
Queenstown this morning from New
York. reports that lempests prevailed
during the entire passage. Nothing was
seen of the racing yachts Dauniless aud
Coronct
Gladstone Opposed - Land Ns""rslhs'
ton
Lovrov March 2i-hr. Gladstone iu
a letter 10 q correspondent, eays i die
agree with you IN the statement that ]
have NOT definitely formed aB opinion re-
-pectIng the final settlement Of the Irish
land question. do not sympathize with
thc proposal 10 nationalize the land.
Merely q Political Trick.
BERLIN, March 2f bismarck, in his
speech in the Prussian upper house, yes
terday. caused deep and unfayorsble
impression by hls statement that the
huturkampf was originated and ended
only for political opportunities
The AahonQl Gl1 ftes statement that
the new finance minister, Scholz, will re
sign is incorrect The government has
abandoned It's project for a speedy change
of The sugar tax.
The bOurse Is ia ilutter on disquiei.
ing rum0r- from Bulgaria and Central
Asia
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

SHELBYyMLE. iNu. March 24-Tho
Cincinnati, indianapolis ST. Louis and
Chicago Railway Company yesterday
hled in The recorders office here q sup.
Elementary mortgage to the Central
Trust Company Of New York 20 secure
the loan Of SlOO0oO00 for which they
gave hr-t mortgage last August The
supplementary mortgage covers property
acquired since the frs. one was hled
COsHoCToS o.. March PA mort.
gage given by the Paine-yille Wooster
and Ohio Railway Company to the Mer.
camille Trust Company OF New York
securing q loan of $1,000 900. was re-
corded mere this week
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rERIsHING ~ rnE FLOODS.


ST. Paul. March PA Pwneer- Press
Bismarck special says All attempts to
break The Sibiey Island gorge with dyna-
mite are unayailing. 4 man vas seen
last evening riding down the river on A
cake of ice. irantically calling for helD :.
but 10 Yas impossible % reach HIM
Twelve families near Iivonia had q most
thrilling experience After being on the
roofs of the houses for "a hours. thin
crust formed over the river, and on this
they walked 20 the shore, two miles, some
breaking through several times. but being
rescued
Fort Lincoln army officers here are still
of the opinion that the people opposite
the post ON the lowlands. south of the
city, persisted in the Hood This belief is
becoming prevalent. and, As the reports
come Ia from remote river districts, sto-
ries Of suffering and loss Of life are oft
repeated
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

The Hunters Liabiiltie. Nearly 5000. 600.
James Probably Gone To Hralf.

James Probably Gone to Hraln.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2t-The liza
bilities Of the firm Of James and John
Hunter, so far discovered, amount 90
$4,000 All the compromising paper
bears the name Of James Long. president
Of the Union Trust Company Mr Long
says that he does not know 10 how much
OF the paper his name has been forged.
but the forged paper has been estimated
as high AS three-fOurths Of the entire
amount In addition fO the amounts
above mentioned there Is supposed 20 be
q large amount Of paper ahoat. which
bears only the firms name The rumor
that James Hunter took Ii steamer for
Brazil Yesterday gained ground this
morning, as nothing has been heard from
him since Tuesday. when ho left the city
Ostensihly for New Ork
TIRE HUNTER PROPERTY ~ NEw YORK
ATTACHED
NEW YORK, March 24-The Fourth
street National Bank of Philadelphia has
secured an attachment from Judge Pat
terson. in supreme court chamber against
the property I'm this state of James and
John Hunter. of Philadelphia
The action is 20 recover $40, $50 ON TWO
notes issued by the Hunters and purport-
ing TO be endorsed by James Long. Of
Philadelphia The bank discounted the
notes, but have since discovered that the
signatures were i0rgcries
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
rhr .crlntnre comnlled WIN.

II was m au experience meeting m an
African Methodist church over iu Virginia.
writes a Washington correspondent a new
convert bad been giving boz bis confession
He had told the brethren aud the sisters all
tie sim, of his life. nud more too, with all
their aggrayauons he bad confessed W
every crime known IN the statutes and every
sin known 20 the decalogue When be PAUSED
for breath. gasping at his own wickedness, a
bro,Ler m the gallery shouted soemniy
"rut out dat lauiplr why tori" asked the
pastor "Coz, SAID the solemn brother, "de
vies' sinner done return Cor Boston Trav
eier
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

BrrrNo. March 2i-Thc work of
clearing away tlc ruin, 0l the Richmond
Hotel nre progressing as rapidly - pos.
sible Up 90 noon no traces OF any
bodies hove been found There is no
longer any doubt THAT Robert S. Boyd, Of
Boston special agent of the American
Brl Telephone Company. lo.' his life in
t4e drc as telegraph message vas de-
liyered 10 him there on the night of the
hre and he has not been heard from since
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

fINcENNEs lSD March 24-A freight
train plunged through a lrestie on The
Louisville Evansville and ST Louis Air
Line railroad Yesterday near the " abash
river. on The Indiana side, totally wreck
ing TWO cars aud strewing them about IN
endless confusion Several passengers In
lhe coach bad miraculous escapes 4
brakeman named ~amuels was probably
fatally injured fhe cars were loaded
with whisky and tobacco and were hurled
-ercnfy-nFr feet from ihc track
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

ST. LOrIs, March 2i-Announcement
Is made that The Memphis and Little
Rock railroad will be sold under fore.
closure April l3. Jay Gould Is said 10 b,
heavy 'tocSholder of this road, and Il
is suspected that he will be- a bidder a,
4 be- sale
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

PlrrsBUBG, Pa, March q The tive
conductors Of the Pittsbure and Lake
Erie railroad who refused 20 haul New
York. Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad
freight from sympathy with the strikers
ON the latter road. and in consequence
have been idle some days. returned 90
work to-day
CLEVELAND. %. March 2f-The strike
on the Mohonng division of New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad company
was to-day declared oa The men where
they can 10 -o. viii return 70 work al the
company Terms
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

PmmADELrHA. March - Vice. presi.
dent Frank Thomson, ot the Penn-yl
yania Railroad Company. in an inter
view this afternoon, expressed great con
idence in the railroad commission ap.
pointed under the Interstate Commerce
Act and think, thc members have such
experience that they viii consider the
best interest, of the country in the in
terpretaiiOn VI the law The Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Company gave notice that
ON and after April Isl an advance of 90
per cent. viii be made in the rates for
quarterly cOmHutaiion tickets
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

NEW YoRk March 24-The Borld
says tHat eu00 shares of stock of Mr.
Manning neW bank were recorded as
sold yesterday on the Consolidated Ex-
change 40 g2 When the first rush for
subscription, to the stock took place it
sold as high at ll5 Mr Canda who Is
managing the bank affairs Dro icm. de-
uiei last night that any stock bad been
sold below par
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

BALTIMORE, MD. March 24.-President
Garrett, OF the Baltimore aud Ohio. AT.
m.ts That the deal has been accomplished
and says that as soon a. some detail,
have been arranged the plan viii be- pub
lshci The Cincinnati Hamilton and
Dayton. and the Atchison. Topeka and
santa Fe are ihe interested parties.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
riear,,s second Trial.

NEW YORK, March 24-Theie is no
probability tha, District Attorney Mar
tine will move for second trial of ex-
Alderman Cleary for several weeks to
come Both the Attorney and his as
sis;ants are completely worn out.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

ST. paul. March PA special 10 the
i'VR"l Press from Butte. Montana. says
The United States Supreme Court re-
fuse, "A stay OF proceedings in the case OF
Thomas j Harding, the siage-robber snd
murderer, who will be hanged at Dillon
to-day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
Ex-senator Laphani's Condition In.
changed.

RocnEsrEn y. Y, March u. The con.
dition of eN Senator lapham, who h lv.
ing seriously i'll at his summer residence
on Canandaigua Lake, is unchanged this
morning iie is suffering from kidney
trouble involving complications Of yery
grave character
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, March 24.--At o
o'clock this morning The work of empan.
cling jury to the Haddock case was
continued, and at 1880 o'clock the panel
was full the state having exhausted i,s
perempiories while The defence had vet
four challenges unexercised.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

CHICAGO, March PA special from
Detroit says A big bank swindle has
beon discovered here which appears 20
have been almost National in tbe breadth
OF its operations Some parties have had
engraved checks ana drafts of the Mar
lettc Exchange Bank OF Marlctie. and
these have becn filed oui for the various
sums from go % *fj each. and have
been negotiated throughout the country.
For two or three days past these fraudu.
lent papers have been coming into the
First National Bank of This civ from all
parts of The ni0n Tor collection. one
which came In Yesterday J, fair sample
Il vas drawn for $j85O. and Was isned
by John B Martin cashier" There IS
no such Institution rs IKE Aarlette Ex-
change Bank Of Mariete That village
has but two banks. and they are The Bank
of MarIette and the First National Bank
OF Marletie The extent of the fraud IS
MOI known, but 10 appears 20 have been
OF great magnitude
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

~Women are poor, dr,pi-abIe cica;o., s.
anyway said Mr Fiyaway, savareiv.
Yes ossented Mrs FyaNay, sweetly they
ure always did Ike tie men better Aud
then Mr Flyaway finished his breakfast with
great deal OF silent thought. Journal Of
Education.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS AT HOME AND ABROAD
As SENT OVER THE WIRES

business sensation Checks ON an ImAg-
inary Bank Wealthy .Mr. Caswsll In
Trouble After Fifteen Years News OF
the Railways Approving the Interstate
Commission Weather Indication. Nc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

LOUISVILLE, March 2f-Fa,her Flrh.
j Durbn, one of the oldest and best
known priests Of The West. died At shel.
0yyille, ky' Tuesday afternoon, in his
18th wear
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25

NEW l0kR March 2i-Jacob Peter.
sem. q grocer of This city. was fined 800
to-day in general session by Judge Cow
ing for selling oleomargarine
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
Weather rdieatiop.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Indica,ions
for the tNenty-four hours, commencing At
8 pm, Thursday: For Virginia warmer
soaihwes'erly winds, shifting 20 west.
erly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-25
business Men Burned a,,,

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-Fire Inst
night destroyed four stores ON Drv.dss
street. The loss is estimated a, AZ, GOO
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tbe prompt payment OF taxes.
by Mf Williams BID 90 authorize Oh,
qualified voters of Mechanicsburg magis
tcrial district in the county of Bland &C
vote a Tax for road purposes
THF DEBT COMMISSION.
Immediately after the Senate received
fbs Governors communication Mr. Nc
C0mick introduced resolution pro-
Yiiing for the appointment Of q commits
sion to confer with The public creditor.
srd TO define fhe powers Of said commits
sion
The resolution hc- over ono day
rT cHAWE>ION. CINCINNATI AsD Cul.
CAcO ROAD
When ihc bin granting privileges 90
The Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago
Railroad Company came mp iu ihe
Senate ihi. afternoon Do evoked q spirited
Discussion. in which senator, L0yen-
st.in of Richmond lieaton. of Loudom
NickAam Of Hanover. and RDea of
W ashngt0n participated
The tWO drtH4med Senators sdy0-
Gated the biil as reported Senator Rhea
not Johnson city and offered an amend
ment accordingly
IAe vote upon the amendment Was "a
t0l4
The Chair lLieuieuant.G0yeruor Mas
sevI announced u,at tbe amendment WAS
lo-f on account ~ a ailrre ~ sropre a
majority vote
The Senate then adjourned
House o. Dclcgafc-.
The ur00ccDiinr. of fhe House of Dele.
rstc. Wcr. onrncd with rraycr by Rev
Grorre VI Funston of fho Fn.,c0pal
Church
Ouitra numhrr0f bills off General I'm.
tere-. we're introduced Nr Iockctt. of
Chesterfield. sent m One lor fhe relief of
manned Confederate soldiers Sir Fig
yftt 0f Bofcf0urt introduced i0fnf res.
9hrou nr0n0~inr an amendment fo soc-
ti0n D. artIcIc5. of the Constitution
By Nr jordan. OFF Rockaridre BID in
relation fo moving steam engines. or anv
other portable machinery. on the public
roads of The Commonwealth and over The
bridges thereon
HvNr Bolen. 0f Carroll BiItoauthor
llr itc reprint OF 500 much OF fne report
0f the Bureau oi Statistic. of the United
States on internal commerce for 1886 as
relates i0 Virginia
By Mr Row. OF Orange Resolution 10
provide ior "a general hospital for the
treatment Of non-contagiou- and durable
diseases and slreicaimIuHe- ofiudigneni
patients oi ihe State of Virginia
House btu providing for public ccme-
teries ln the ma5l.ierlai districts of the
state offered ny Mr. 0iafke, was passed.
fRou IHE BRITISH BoSnuoLDFRs.
Governor Lee tbi. anenoon received
Fl calleeram from tbe chairman Of fbe
Council of the Forai,n Rondbol8er- an
london Fnr and he imueiiafelr conn.
m1nicafe3 r. No fba Crn,rai A-.emhn
Tine lall..lran read.
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The LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION OF 1887 EIGHTH
DAYS PROCEEDISGs.

senate.
Called TO order az r. m. By Lieutanant
Governor John i Massey
Among The bills introduced in ihe Sen.
ate were The following
By Mr. Dalton Bin authorizing and
empowering the Council Of the city of
Norfolk 10 establish and maintain a pub.
Die park
BY MT Edmunds Bill 90 auth0ri2eihe
trustees of the Baptist church af South
Boston 90 borrow money
By Mr kee1el Bin no amend ani re.
enact sections J. 3. and "a ot an act enii-
tlod AN act for the annual sale of laM.
delinquent after the year 1884. to extend
the provisions of said act 90 certain lands
delinquent for taxes for previous years.
BY Nr Gordon Bin 90 repeal law en-
acted in 1873 in reference 90 criminal
proceeding,
BY Mr Snbbe BID to establish .
normal school ~ William and Mary Col
lcre in connection with Che collegiate
course
BY Nh Mcdonald Bin TO encourage
tbe prompt payment OF taxes
By Mr Williams BIN 20 authorize the
qualified voters of Mechanicsburg magis
icral district, in the county of Bland 90
vote "a Tax for road purposes.
THE DEBT COMMISSION.
Immediately after the Senate received
fbe Governors communication Mr. Nc
tomick introduced % resolution pro-
yiiing for the appointment Of commits
SION to confer With the public creditors
ard 20 define fhe powers Of said commits
sion
Lho -n-n-u-n- -.- u..- ono dar